Bujy Bikwa Biography
Bujy Bikwa is a South African radio host, television presenter, and producer. He is well known as one of the top 4 participants in reality competition on SABC1.
Bujy Bikwa Early life
Born in Zimbabwe, he moved to South Africa in 1992 with his South African mother. Before relocating to Johannesburg, he grew up in Orange Farm. He was a content producer and co-host of Drive Time on YFM before gaining fame on the SABC1 reality competition Dance Your Butt Off, declaring that he was “tired of being the fat gay guy on the dance floor”.
Bujy Bikwa Career
In 2013 he was a co-host with Phumeza Dlwati of the Mzansi Magic/Mzansi Wethu game show Cula Sibone. He continued hosting the show for Season 2, in 2014. Born Sthembinkosi Junior Bikwa, Bujy began his career as a content producer and co-host of Drive Time on YFM before gaining fame on the SABC1 reality competition Dance Your Butt Off between 2010 and 2011
Bujy Bikwa Age
Bikwa was born on 10th February 1988. Zimbabwe. He is aged 31 years old as of 2019.
Bujy Bikwa Family
After doing our research, details about his parents are not available and it is also not known if he has any siblings.
Bujy Bikwa Wife
Bikwa likes to keep his personal life private hence information about his dating life is not available. It is therefore not known whether he is married or He has any children. However, this information will be updated as soon as it is available.
Bujy Bikwa Body Measurements
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- Hair Colour: Black
Bujy Bikwa Salary
According to our reliable sources, Bujy Bikwa’s annual salary is $111.30
Bujy Bikwa Net Worth
Working as a tv personality at SABC1, there is no doubt Bujy Bikwa earns a good salary and has been able to accumulate good net worth. However, his exact net worth has not yet been revealed but the information will be updated as soon as it is available.
Frequently Asked Questions About Bujy Bikwa
Who is Bujy Bikwa?
Bikwa is one of the South African best-known and loved journalist and a radio presenter.
How old is Bujy Bikwa?
Bikwa was born on 10th February 1988. Zimbabwe. He is aged 31 years old as of 2019.
How tall is Bujy Bikwa?
Details concerning Bujy height has not yet been revealed to the public.
Is Bujy Bikwa married?
Her marital life is not known to the public.
How much is Bujy Bikwa worth?
He has not yet revealed his net worth. We will update this section when we get and verify information about the wealth and properties under his name.
Where does Bujy Bikwa live?
Johannesburg
Is Bujy Bikwa dead or alive?
Bikwa is still alive and in good health.
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Bujy Bikwa Interview
• I know your real name is Sthembinkosi Junior Bikwa, how did the name “Bujy” came about?
Started when I got to YFM and I wanted to call my self Big J, my CEO said its not gonna work for an on-air personality then I came up with Bujy. It’ means; Big, Smart, Fun, and Gay:)
• As you were born in Zimbabwe and moved to Johannesburg at the age of 4, how was your childhood as a gay individual?
I was teased for being fat more than anything, the gay insults started showing when I got into senior high school. It was never easy bullying me cause I was good at giving a beat down. But you know how insensitive learners can be, i had to sometimes try limiting myself so I won’t be judged or my mom would want me to play with boys so I don’t become gay.
• We all know you for your bubbly and hilarious personality, do you ever feel down?
I am the most sensitive person I know. It takes so much of my energy not to respond to any insults I get on social media. So yes I do feel down and when I do, it’s hard to show my true friends love cause I become so insecure and the only person that matters at that moment is ME!
• How did you come out of the closet to the people around you and your family?
I think they all knew but my mom wanted me to confirm. Cause I started not sleeping at home on weekends. I would come to change then off to work. My mom once popped the question and I said yes (confidently). After this there was no need for me to always go out, I became very content.
• Tell us how did you go about dating? As society hates seeing same-sex relationships resulting in most of them being held online, perhaps did you also experience such?
For me, online dating is pathetic I did try, the results were rather awful. Most guys always lie and try to please and overcompensate for not being” normal”. I personally think that most LGBT individuals still need spiritual growth.
• Comparing from the time you were growing up and now, do you see any positive growth in the society’s mindset(concepts) towards the LGBT community?
Oh yes for the fact that I’m on Television every day being completely myself, that is proof that South Africa is moving forward.
• Have you ever been bullied or discriminated against your sexuality?
Of cause but I choose my battles:)
• If you could wake up tomorrow as the President of South Africa, what would you do for the LGBT community?
I would help them find themselves. We are beings beyond our sexuality. Being gay doesn’t mean you are immune to bigger issues affecting South Africa. I’d also make Gay Pride happen the whole weekend ?
• Do you hang out with Straight Guys?
I do hang out with straight guys. It’s good to have a variety of friends cause you to learn a lot as well, more especially about relationships. We all go through the same shit it just that, dating for straight guys is easier.
• As an openly gay fabulous individual, what are the challenges you face?
Not even once in my life, I’ve thought I would be hated on so much by some of the members of the LGBT community. It’s very sad because I don’t know where it comes from. The rest is just a normal stigma of which i really don’t care much about!
• Many of Gay people choose to live their lives secretively, what would you say they are missing out on?
They are missing out on mostly themselves and what we all call liberation!
• In the LGBT community who do you look up to?
Oh my! There are so many. Usually its the honest random Gays I meet on the streets, married ones and those madly in love.
• How was being MC for the Gay Pride 2012
And Further Awards 2012?
AMAZING!!!!!! I am really blessed because, when I started in the entertainment industry, these were the events i wanted to do. And they happened all in the same year a month apart. I felt blessed.
• Should we expect your participation in these events this year? And tell us what initiatives will you be part of in the near future.
Only time can tell but I will approach them and see if I can do something for my #Bujynators.
• So, is “Bujy” in a relationship?
Sadly it’s hard dating when you famous and usually, the guys I like are taken, hahahahahahaha!.
My ex-boyfriend was a nice person just that he felt threatened when my career took over and he couldn’t step up. Plus the distance made it even worse.
• How is a typical day for “Bujy”?
How I wish I knew! My life is new every day. Even when I’m on set, there’s a twist on everything. I don’t have a “typical day”.
• In one sentence, tell us how do you feel when you look yourself in the mirror.
I love my eyes and my awesome facial features. I usually count the silver stripes on my belly at times (he laughs). I just love how I’m a unique man.
• Which Local Celebrity do you have a crush on?
Professor!!!
• As we know you have your own company-Big Way Productions? what’s keeps you motivated?
My brother is working so hard to activate Big Way Productions since I am always on the streets. Right now we’re just trying to secure funds to activate a whole lot of things.
• What are you most grateful for?
My family and the Talent I was blessed with.
• What advice would you give to thousands of LGBTI individuals who are in the closet yet wanting to come out?
Love your self enough to understand your worth. You deserve happiness.